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Reactive oxygen species treatment in the management of wounds

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Reactive oxygen species treatment in the management of wounds

Matthew Dryden
30 June 2017

Bacterial and fungal biofilms are a significant problem in many clinical settings particularly wounds and soft tissue lesions by virtue of their increased tolerance towards conventionally prescribed antimicrobials (Percival and Bowler, 2004; Davis et al, 2006; Dryden et al, 2017a).

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